Find the culprit - Hear the drill

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This game was created with the goal of helping people learning English practice their listening comprehension, independent speaking skills, and critical thinking. It was developed as a research project to capture attention and motivate students to practice English through a conversation drill that they solve as they go. It includes audio and images for visual and auditory support.

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CAMILA SAN MARTIN ROJAS

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Find the culprit - Hear the drillOnline version This game was created with the goal of helping people learning English practice their listening comprehension, independent speaking skills, and critical thinking. It was developed as a research project to capture attention and motivate students to practice English through a conversation drill that they solve as they go. It includes audio and images for visual and auditory support. by CAMILA SAN MARTIN ROJAS 1 Audiora has been stolen. You must interrogate the suspects and reconstruct the conversation to find the culprit of the robbery. Write museum to continue. 2 Listen to the audio recordings, repeat them 3 times, and write which question you would ask as an investigator. (You are asking to Ms. Croft). Hints 1 Who? 2 Museum? 3 Lock? 3 Ms. Croft said (audio) which key is the correct one? Listen carefully and repeat 2 times what the audio said aloud. Hints 1 2 3 4 What is the most important clue of the audio? (Listen 2 times, repeat aloud 2 times) Hints 1 Alarm 2 Time 5 Lina was a History Student visiting the museum at night for a homework. You interrogates her (listen the audio) about the noise that occur at the moment of the robbery. Where she was during the noise? Hints 1 I was on the second-floor balcony taking notes. 2 I was on the balcony taking pictures. 3 I was on the balcony eating. 6 Professor Reed is a retired archaeologist, he didn't have much success in his expeditions. Listen to the audio and repeat it aloud 3 times, then answer the following question: Where did the professor say it was? 7 Listen carefully, read the clues carefully, think as an investigator and repeat aloud every clue at least two times. Which object is the most consistent thing Lina has seen? Hints 1 I saw a rope swinging from the second-floor balcony. 2 I saw a small flashlight blink on and off really fast. 3 I saw a strange tool in one of the hallways, behind a statue. 8 What is Professor Reed's alibi for that moment? Where was he? Write a complete sentence as answer. (Read the clues) Hints 1 There are variations in English between USA, AUS, United Kingdom and other countries. What word do you think is different? 2 Maybe a place? 3 Listen again, F word is the same as A word. Yes a place. 9 Listen carefully and repeat the audio yourself twice. Who did the Ms. Croft see? Hints 1 Professor Reed 2 Mr. Thorne 3 Lina 10 Mr. Thorne, what is the best exit point for a silent escape? (Audio is the answer, listen and repeat aloud). The clues are meant to end the investigation by finding the culprit. So pay attention! Who stole Audiora and why? Hints 1 She has no reason, I think... 2 Professor Reed really appreciates history, he says he wouldn't steal anything from a museum. 3 Lina is angry and may want revenge